Portal out of the office

Make a 12.5-second, 9:16 ad for my beach resort. Open on a dull office shot. A point of light tears open into a portal, and my beach plays live inside it. Push through the portal into the beach on the song's drop, then end on my brand glowing over a sunset. Footage: I attach a close shot of hands typing on a laptop with a plain wall above them, an aerial shot of the sea and the beach, a shot of a woman on the beach turning to the camera, and a shot of palm trees against the sunset. Look: Grade the office grey and a little cool, so it looks dull. Grade the beach shots warm and rich. Push in slowly on every shot. At 0.3 seconds, a hot point of light appears on the wall above the hands and flickers. At 0.75 seconds, it rips open into a round portal, a little more than half the frame wide, in three frames. Give the portal a torn, rippling edge with a thin white-hot rim and energy that crawls around it. Swirl and ripple the room around the rim like heat haze, with a slight color fringe. Let the light of the beach spill onto the wall and the hands, so their color comes back near the portal. Inside, play the beach aerial at 80 percent speed with AI smoothing, a little far away, with its edge shaded so it sits back from the rim. Let the portal grow slowly while the camera creeps toward it. At 3.9 seconds, rush at the portal on a hard ramp. The room scales up around it, and the portal slides to the center and widens past the corners. At 4.7 seconds, on the drop, the beach fills the frame. Keep it playing and pushing in until 6.56 seconds. Cut on the beat to the woman on the beach, then at 8.42 seconds to the palms at sunset. Brand, from 8.9 seconds: Write my brand, Soléa, in a large italic serif (Fraunces) in warm cream, high in the sunset sky. Reveal it with a soft band of light that sweeps from left to right with a glint on its edge, and give it a sun-colored glow that breathes. About a second later, wipe in "Escapes from €349" under it in small, spaced capitals. Sound: From the first frame, play the song quietly and muffled, as if it comes from behind a wall, with a dry keyboard clatter over it. Put a tiny metal ping on the spark, and a reverse suck-in into a short sub hit on the tear. Start the sea and birds on the tear, also muffled. Let the sea and the song rise a little while the portal hangs open. Put a riser into the push and a deep impact on the frame we go through. On that frame, open the song and the sea fully on the drop of the song, and fade out the keyboard. Add a soft ring as the light sweeps over the brand. Use a warm, elegant house track whose drop lands at 4.7 seconds.